"Presently, Bihar has only 23 companies (around 2,300 personnel). A demand for additional 70 companies of CPMF has been pending with the MHA since long. Moreover, the deputation of six officers from CPMF to Bihar, as Additional SP (Operations) in left wing extremism-hit districts, is still awaited," Kumar said.

He said the government was trying to fill in vacant posts in police force and establish modern state Police Academy to increase training capacity of Sub-Inspectors and Deputy Superintendents of Police.

"Four Counter Insurgency and Anti Terrorist Schools (CIAT-Schools) are being established at four different places in Bihar. A well trained and modern police force in Bihar will serve the needs of the people in an appropriate manner. During training, special emphasis will be laid on bringing out positive attitudinal change amongst the trainees," he said.

The Chief Minister pointed to increase in inflow of both foreign and domestic tourists due to improved law and order situation in the state.

Kumar also mentioned sanctioning of "river police stations" as a sizable area of Bihar is covered by the Ganga and other rivers.

He stressed on strengthening of Forensic Science Laboratories for better investigations and requested the Central government to prepare standard measures for it.